The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-08
IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

command OF one or the principal corps OF
the French army.
THE London Chro,ricJes Vienna corre-
spondent insists that, in spite Of Official
denials, King Milan Intends TO abd'cate
tle throne of Servia as soon as he re-
tslrns to Belgrade. Queen Natalie viii
return from the Crimea about the middle
Of July.
ALBERT TURNER, under sentence OF
death at Louisville, KY, put himself on
exhibition on the 25th at nickel head
Over a thousand people visited him.
THE London Echo gives out that Mr
Blaine has been shockingly sighted by /
not having been introduced to Queen Vic I
toria By Minister Phelps.
MIR. WM NJ. Mummy, Nationalist mem- I
Der of Parliament, has commenced pro
ceedings against the Captain Of H. NJ ).
shannon for seizing his yacht In Bantry
bav because she carried green nag
GENERAL BLACK, Comm 'ssioner OF PEN
sfons, was compelled to decline the invita-
ti0n Of the Hendricks Democratic Asso-
citation or st. Louis to deliver the Fourth
Of July address at its Forest Park cele-
bration on account of prior engagement
70 speak at the Tammany Hall banquet
in New York City on the same date.
The Pope has again changed his mind
and ordered his commissioners 70 visit
ireland. His acts are interpreted as an
effort to conciliate England with the gem
eral policy OF the Vatican.
HoN. WM. NJ EvARTs presided at the
Yale alumni meeting, on the 2Sth. Ihe
attendance was very large and unusually
interest ting.
RUFUs CUASINs GARLAND, Of Arkansas,
was one Of the graduates at the George
town 20. C.) college. January, 1899, the
college celebrates its centennial
DAVID ARMSTRONG, Of Jackson, o., had
been appointed receiver of the Fidelity
National Bank of Cincinnati
GENERAL BoULANGER's corps is sta
toned at Clermont- Ferrand, 250 miles
from Paris. The cabinet, it is said, de-
cided upon this disposition OF General
Boulanger's corps in order to insure his
absence from Paris during the July fetes.
Mr.. PHELPS, tho nited States Minis ter
at London, dined with the Queen on the
2sth. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps, Secretary and
Mrs. White Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and their
daughters. Colonel and Mrs. John Hay
and other Americans were invited to the
Queens garden party at Bucklng ham
palace on the 80th.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has signified his con-
sent to the formal acceptance OF the
American testimonial at Dolls Hill on
July q Five thousand persons have been
invited 10 be present on the occasion.
AMONG the successful candidates in the
May examin ations who have been ap
pointed naval cadets from the date ol
their examination are the following IRON
Illinois: Charles Ruff Emerich, Tenth
district; Edward TrcSle, Seventh dis
trict; Adelbert Althouse, Sixth district
and Lucien Greathouse, Eighteenth dis
trict.
AMERrcAN and English residents il
Paris vorshipped on the 2Sth in HOLY
Trinity, the American church, to cele
brate the fftieth anniversary Of Queer
Victoria's coronation Among those pres
ent were United States Minister McLane
Lord LYONS the British mbas ador ant
Mr. jaw, second secretary. and Lieuten
ant Buckingham, mil tary attache OF Tn
American Legation. The Bishop OF Zen
nessee made an address.
a. A. TALMAGE, first vice-president an
general manager of the Wabash Wester
railroad, diel near Peru, Ind, on tn
night Of the 2sth, while en- route cas-
ward.
TnE French Government seems TO rea
re that they have not seen nor heard th
last OF the Boulanger movement anon
the masses.
The London Times is engaged in COZ
troversy with Cardinal Manning over II
position of himself and Archbishop Walls
on Irish affairs,
THE Sultan Of Turkey is chafug Cndt
tho opposition Of France TO the Augl
Turkish treaty, and the indications
that he viii sign the document.
THE King of ServIa has instruct'
Premier Ristics TO take measu res TO pr
vent the return of Queen Natalie
Servia A cabinet crisis IL expected
the Premier refuses TO obey the r. ing.
ANOTHER position OF the foreign grow
was removed from the throat OF 4
Crown Prince Of Germany by DIR.
Kenzie on the 29sh The Prince has caug
bad cold.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON Ross,
Delaware, died on the goth iF rhilad
phia He had been ailing foT two yea
from chronic Inflammation Of the stoma'
complicated with disease y the kidne
and live-.
THE Queens garden trGy at BuckiI
ham Palace on the 2Jtb closed the jubh
festivities. The King and Queen OF Is
gium, the Crown Prince Of Sweden
Grand Duke Sergius and wife OF Russ
departed in the evening, the Prince
Wales, the Duke OF COnnaught and
august assemblage bidding them Ia
we'll at the railway station.
on the Goth the cousecration OF r. r
Lawrence Scanlon as Bishop OF "
took place at San Francisco, in 81. Mar
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Archbisl
Riordan acting as consecratoi IN
presence of a congregation which FL
the cathredaL
OUrEN VIcroRtNs jubilee festivi'
were begun in Canada on the 3Jth.
TuE Irish Crimes Amendment bill Y
put through the report stage IN the
ish House Of Commons on the 3Oth.
THE President h0s pardoned Ihon
Ballard, sent TO the Albany penttenti
in 1873 for cOuuterfeiting.
Mn BLAINE has scaled the social bart
wire fence barriers OF Enghsh up
tondom and has become very eNclusiv
his associations at London.
The Civil-Ssrvics Commission has n
fed the war Department That an
81 10 1 iT-N
erals ofice passed successful exam
tions for promotion.
OK the 30th Manager john oJetsoh
the Boston Globe Theater who -
largely Identified with various am
ment enterprises elsewhere, was 2
riod at Boston 20 Miss Katherine Sto
OK tho Both Chief Engineer Henry
SNYDER OF the Navy, superintentent OF
state, War ami Navy department. o'
ing, die1 suddenly az Washington
hemorrhage Of the lungs He was a
hfty years Of age and leaves widow
several children.
ITis stated that the President hai
cided 20 attend the cen ten9ml colebr'
at Clinton, n. Y, on the proN
beyond that he has not yet completes
arran gemeuts Tor the summer. lie d1
ont TO his summer residence at Ga .
every afternoon, as usual, and rotur
the White House Ia the morning.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SIX men were crushed TO death at
mouth. o., on the 2Sth, by an excav
cave-in.
FrRE broke out in the extensive
and feed establishment OF VIM NJ. &.
Co, at Washington, On the @alh-
flames were soon eNtlngulsnea-
$4,000 TO $4,000
A rrRE broke out in the roohng- :
mandatory Of Tobias New, IN New
on tha Qgth and threatened 70 as